@Voice

🔮 Portal to the voice AI future

[@Voice @Voice]

Voice gives AI soul

[Alexandr Wang @alexandr_wang]

👀🗣️👂

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https://t.co/7pYHZyepVo

[Austin Griffith @austingriffith]

@Voice you damn right

[@Voice @Voice]

Once you prompt by voice, you'll never type by choice

[Austin Griffith @austingriffith]

uuug next week i have to be around _people_

i guess i have to _type_ my prompts like a peasant

[@Voice @Voice]

So that humans and agents can collaborate as fluidly as in-person teams

Voice makes you realize how unnatural and limiting text-only prompting is

[lisatomic @lisatomic5]

I showed my 15yo that Dessa voice demo, and his response was that there seems to be no good reason to want AI voices to be indistinguishable from humans, only bad reasons (e.g. tricking people)

I agree with him, this seems like a net bad technology! why does anyone want this?

[@Voice @Voice]

"voice is the most natural way to interact with intelligence"

[jack @jack]

We believe voice is the most natural way to interact with intelligence, so we created Dessa, the most authentic full-duplex speech model ever built. Talking with it feels like talking with a person…full of emotion, nuance, pauses, and a natural cadence.

https://t.co/r0qFLdvd6c

[Y Combinator @ycombinator]

Vapi (@Vapi_AI) is the platform for building and deploying voice AI agents. It now serves about a billion calls a year for companies including Amazon, Uber, and Intuit, helping businesses automate phone calls with AI.

Voice is becoming the default interface between businesses and their customers, but getting agents reliable enough for production is still much harder than it looks.

In this episode of Founder Firesides, co-founders @jordan_dearsley and @nikhilro_ sit down with @gustaf to share the long path to product-market fit, from pivoting more than a dozen times to building an AI therapist that eventually became the foundation for Vapi. They explain why voice was the first idea that felt inevitable, and how sticking with that conviction before the technology was ready eventually paid off.

00:05 — Powering a billion calls a year
02:12 — Why voice AI suddenly started working
04:57 — More than a dozen pivots
09:08 — From calendar app to AI note taker
13:23 — Starting over in San Francisco
14:14 — The AI therapist that became Vapi
17:56 — Finding PMF
22:47 — Why the model labs won’t replace Vapi
26:49 — The future of voice AI

[@Voice @Voice]

@rushank_goyal @Ar_boian You get it

[hope hopes hoping @hopes_revenge]

extremely excited to enter the “voice era” of ai . gpt voice is amazing and im excited to see claude is also getting there fast

[Hume AI @hume_ai]

Today Hume is introducing Real World VoiceEQ: a benchmark for measuring the human quality of voice AI across 40+ proprietary and open-source models, 15+ dimensions, and 60+ metrics—developed from more than 1 million individual human ratings.

[Riley Brown @rileybrown]

This one was unexpected...

I was not excited for voice models until I tried this one.
It's VERY realistic, almost spooky.

The coolest part.. the model can search the internet.. fast. And if you've spent any time with GPT-Realtime-2 You know, these voice models are getting very good at using tools. Soon (i'm guessing) you'll be able to do your email, check on business data, schedule meetings, and basically anything... just by chatting with this voice model. The tech is basically already there for Jarvis.

The only thing left is a generative UI layer...

[jason @jxnlco]

Every essay I've written this past week started as a ChatGPT Voice conversation on my walk home.

I'd tell it: I'm going to brainstorm and dictate an essay. Don't interrupt unless I make a point worth pulling on or say something that needs clarification.

Then I'd talk for 20 minutes. It might chime in five or six times with small things like "yep," "I see," or "good idea." Just enough to feel like someone was listening. It made me much more comfortable thinking out loud.

The best part was that if it started responding and I kept talking, it would go, "oh, sorry, keep going."

When I finished, I'd ask, "hey, what was the thing you wanted to mention?" and we'd pick that thread right back up.

It is one thing to have a cool demo on YouTube, but it's another to enable this for millions of people around the world.

I have already tested this out to talk to other people in different languages, to brainstorm ideas, to teach me new concepts.

At OpenAI, our mission is to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity, and I think a model like this is a huge step forward beyond work, for all people, at a scale only we can serve.

[Sam Altman @sama]

GPT-live (next-generation voice) launches today in ChatGPT.

it feels magical and 'real'.

i have always preferred typing to talking to an AI, now i think that's going to shift.

[@Voice @Voice]

@YafahEdelman A song that was solely created by less than 2000 total words of AI prompting and no additional audio recording/engineering goes #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 (the artist can upload any recordings they did for prior songs to the AI)

[Nicolas Bustamante @nicbstme]

Voice is the new computer interface. It makes technology disappear and creates magical experiences.

To all my coworkers who spent years listening to me talking to my computer. This is it. It’s your turn now.

[Garry Tan @garrytan]

Gemini Voice really is a cut above. It’s incredible.

Coming to GBrain and your OpenClaw/Hermes shortly

[@Voice @Voice]

@garrytan We await your arrival!

[Garry Tan @garrytan]

It’s official, Gemini Live 2.5 voice agent is the best

It’s smart, it’s fast, it has large enough context

Coming to GBrain Voice shortly

[OpenAI Developers @OpenAIDevs]

When your voice agent debugs your slides live

@charlierguo is using gpt-realtime-1.5

[Aqua Voice @aquavoice]

people keep saying...